Determine the number of shelving units needed to store the following amounts of paper records.

Please note the first steps are done I just need help with he paragraph  thank you

Step Two: Determine the number of shelving units needed to store the following amounts of paper records. (See power point presentation in Week Three for an example)

Case 1: 10-shelf units, 50 inches per shelf 15,000 inches of current records with a projected 8,000 inches of additional needed future space.

Case 2: 12-shelf units, 150 inches per shelf, 21,000 inches of current records with a projected 6,000 inches of additional needed future space

Case 3: 20-shelf units, 125 inches per shelf, 145,000 inches of current records with a projected 20,000 inches of additional needed future space

Step Three: Arrange these lists into the proper order (See power point presentation in Week Six for examples)

Alphabetical Filing: 

            John J Smith

            J.J. Smith

            John Jason Smith

            Joyce Judy Smith

            J. Judy Smith

Serial Number Filing

            123456

            123567           

            127542

            125896

            127549

Terminal Digit Filing

            123456

            123455

            158796

            153657

            149857

Step Four: Write a paragraph (250-300 words) explaining how the three previous exercises (, Step Two, and Step Three) relate to each other and how they relate to storage and retrieval of health records in both paper and electronic.